Phrasal Verbs 2 · En Sık Çıkan Phrasal Verbs
| İngilizce | Türkçe | Tanım ve örnek |
|---|---|---|
| turn back on | sırtını çevirmek | to refuse to help or support someone He turned his back on his old friends. |
| pass out | bayılmak, kendinden geçmek | to suddenly become unconscious She passed out because of the heat. |
| fall behind | geride kalmak | to fail to keep up with others He fell behind in his studies after his illness. |
| sign off | bitirmek, feshetmek | to end a letter, broadcast or agreement The DJ signed off at midnight. |
| make up for | telafi etmek | to do something to correct a past mistake or loss I bought her flowers to make up for being late. |
| pull through | iyileşmek, başarmak | to recover from a serious illness or survive a difficult situation The doctors think he will pull through. |
| make up with | arayı düzeltmek | to become friends again after an argument She made up with her sister after the fight. |
| sort out | anlamak, çözmek, düzen getirmek | to organize something or solve a problem I need to sort out my papers. |
| leave off | durdurmak, bırakmak | to stop doing something Let's start again where we left off. |
| bring up | gündeme getirmek, büyütmek | to raise a child; to mention a subject She brought up three children alone. |
| get through | içinden, arasından geçmek | to manage to deal with a difficult experience; to reach someone by phone She got through the exam without any problems. |
| set out | yola çıkmak | to start a journey They set out early in the morning. |
| hand in | teslim etmek, elden vermek | to give work to someone in authority Please hand in your homework by Friday. |
| run up | artırmak | to allow a bill or debt to increase quickly He ran up a large phone bill. |
| take over | devralmak, teslim almak | to take control of something A larger company took over the business. |
| die out | nesli tükenmek, yok olmak | to stop existing completely Many traditional crafts are dying out. |
| call off | iptal etmek | to cancel an event The match was called off because of rain. |
| wipe out | silip süpürmek, yok etmek | to destroy something completely The disease wiped out the whole population. |
| bring about | sebep olmak | to cause something to happen The internet brought about huge changes. |
| come across | karşılaşmak, rastlaşmak | to find or meet someone or something by chance I came across some old photos in the attic. |
| put out | söndürmek | to stop a fire from burning Firefighters put out the fire. |
| look out | dikkat çekmek, dikkatli olmak | to be careful and watch for danger Look out! There's a car coming. |
| turn over | teslim etmek, ciro yapmak | to give someone control of something; to have sales of a certain amount The thief was turned over to the police. |
| take to | hoşlanmak, -e gitmek, dökülmek | to start to like someone or something The children took to their new teacher immediately. |